Famous Scientist
What is a scientist?
Science Tools
Measurements
True or False
100

I studied physics.

I once brought a skunk to school. 

I came up with the equation e=mc2. 

Who am I?

Albert Einstein 

100

Who can be a scientist?

Everyone 

100

What tool measures temperature?

Thermometer 

100

What units do we usually measure mass(weight) in? 

grams

100

All scientists are girls. 

False, anyone can be a scientist 

200

I was a chemist. 

I wont two Nobel Peace Prizes. 

My husband was a scientist as well. 

Who am I? 

Marie Curie

200

Name one topic that makes up science

Space, animals, experiments etc. 

200

We use this tool to measure length, width, and height. 

Ruler 

200

What units do we usually measure volume in?

milliliters and liters

200

Scientists do not observe things. 

False. Scientists observe everything. 

300

I am on the $100 bill. 

I tied a key to a kite and flew it during a thunderstorm to discover electricity. 

I invented flippers and bifocal glasses.

Who am I? 

Benjamin Franklin

300

What does it mean to predict?

say or make an educated guess about what will happen in the future. 

300

We use this tool to view objects up close 

Magnifying lens or microscope

300

Fahrenheit and Celsius are the units that we measure what in?

Temperature 

300

We use a graduated cylinder to accurately measure volume. 

True!

400

I was captain of the Medical Corps in WWI.

I accidently discovered penicillin. 

I changed the world of medicine.  

Who am I?

Alexander Fleming 

400

If I sort animals into different categories based on how they look, am I doing science?

Yes, this is classifying based on specific properties. 

400

What do we use beakers for? 

To measure a liquids volume

400

What units do we commonly measure length in (think ruler)? 

Inches or centimeters

400

Albert Einstein did not contribute to the science we study today. 

False

500

How do you think the famous scientists have impacted your life? Why?

Accept reasonable answers. 

500

If I roll a ball down a hill without timing it, am I doing science?

No, you would need to time the ball and observe how fast it rolls for it to be considered science. 

500

What do we use a balance scale for? 

To measure mass

500

What does the abbreviation mg stand for? 

milligrams 

500

Scientists are very good at problem solving. 

True